Variety Comic: Monster Girls Don't Get Hurt

How should I put it, this book is light, but the feeling is more like a child's attachment and protection of kindness in a strange environment. The change of perspective is not abrupt, the rhythm is relatively reasonable, the plot is also reasoning (following the comic plot), and some emotional catharsis can really poke at the center. Words such as helplessness, despair, fear, tenderness, morbidity, shame, self-blame, protection, curiosity and other words alternately change the tone of the article. Sometimes the previous chapter was still a huge struggle in the heart, and the chaotic emotions were like being poured into a medicine furnace, but the next chapter can quickly and reasonably switch to self-restraint and forced emotional closure. This writing method that avoids the egoism of female fans but uses the emotional catharsis of female fans is the most comfortable book I have ever read. There are no bad Internet memes, but only the most touching descriptions and portrayals. It's useless to say more. Readers, please taste it for yourself. Only tea that suits your own taste can be considered good tea.

Ella is small but always sincere in love. Her love is like the milky scent of younger siblings rushing over to hug you. Her speech is slurred but she says she "loves her brother". This book reminds me of the smell of peanuts roasted by a whole family around the stove in winter. Reminds me of discussing fantasy in anime with my elementary school classmates, and what I would do. So cute [shy][shy][shy] The pace of this book is very slow, really very slow. She wrote more than 170 chapters in her first world, Tokyo Ghoul, but the character of the protagonist Ella was successfully shaped in the first world. She is a somewhat silly little monster protagonist who will get hurt, have things she likes, and will be happy all day long because of praise. This is an advantage, but she is not suitable for the Tomato platform. No, objectively speaking, she should be at the level of the 18-year-old novel. I want to see Ella's growth. In the latest update of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Ella has become silent, and she no longer shows the childish smile she used to have. She seems to be carrying sadness. I really, really like Ella, a protagonist who grows up slowly. I don't want the author to stop updating it. After all, the performance of this book is not good. The author is only level 3, and he pays attention to his novel every day. He replies to every book review, and apologizes to readers for the late update. Maybe I shouldn't be so impatient. Five stars for you [give your heart]

It's quite good. People who like the manga and yuri harem novels will definitely find it interesting. Good luck, author. I hope I can keep writing without too much supervision.

Ah, I finished chasing it in one go. Little Ella is so cute, why are so few people watching?

It's really good. The protagonist is well portrayed and very readable [Thoughts]

Delicious😋, want to see yandere

The author's strange hobby(ish)? But it's interesting

It's a pity that so few people are watching it. The writing is really good, but the combat content is too jumpy [face covering], but overall it's excellent, especially the emotional descriptions are full of love✔

I hope the main character can be strengthened, but now I read it like a sad story

Like to look good, love to watch

The writing style is very good, but the update is a bit short. I would be scared to death if it could be updated to 10,000 words.

It's a very nice book, but it's a pity that many chapters have been censored and kept privately.

Highly recommended, the pace is a bit slow, but it's very interesting to watch [Flying Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

Really really good-looking

Delicious, needless to say

Good news, a very nice book

A super nice book

I watched it for more than half an hour. I've been crying, oh oh oh oh bastard

Not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, hahaha [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]